>>1047554That's actually a pretty good idea anon, it looks like it'll provide protection against grazing animals eating your termaters too!
>>1047556I agree, they're a good way to put across condensed info in a way that's easily accessible.
Here's a couple of composting infographics, a good starting guide, I wouldn't turn the pile though, Instead I'd use alternate layers of pea straw and green cuttings and elevate the whole mess onto a pallet or mesh so that it can get air circulation under the pile.
If you have a pile that's going anaerobic or is too soggy and dense, a rebar and sledgehammer are great for knocking air holes in the pile also in my experience.
An underrated and awesome compost pile starter is spent beer brewing malt that's still warm from the kettle, it's very aggressive as a starter and is really easily available in good amounts if you cosy up to a local micro brewer.
